"Why don't you ask her why she didn't take the medication as instructed on the bag?" said Doctor Su, immediately questioning the patient.
Feeling extremely wronged by the doctor's blame, the female patient began to describe the complicated process of picking up the medication yesterday: "The instruction on the bag wasn't clear whether it was once or twice a day; I couldn't read the numbers. I asked the pharmacy staff, and they said they weren't sure, and told me to go back and ask the gynecologist. I had no choice but to return to find you doctors."
Upon hearing this, Doctor Zuoliang took out the medication bag to have another look.
The bag probably had mistakes due to the pharmacist's busy schedule; in their haste, they had swapped the numbers for the dosage and frequency, initially writing it as 'two pills once a day'. Later, realizing the mistake, they had sloppily corrected the numbers with a pen over the original.
